Private Curated Tour | Historical Tokyo - Ueno, Asakusa, Emperor
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Culinary Delights: Indulge your taste buds with delectable street food and authentic Japanese delicacies. From quirky Asakusa melon pan to Rokkus bustling pub scene, this tour is a gastronomic delight.
Ready to walk on the historical center of Tokyo? Join me for a tour that blends tradition with the avant-garde, offering an unforgettable journey through the beating heart of Asakusa, Ueno & Tokyo Station with the Emperor Palace. Secure your spot now and let the adventure begin!
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สิ่งที่รวมอยู่
- Solo-pictures of you with famous landmarks
- Flexible: Choose your ideal start time and preferred duration during your booking
- Private tour guide (English, German professional guides are available)
- Unique insights of Japans iconic capital
- Group-pictures of you with famous landmarks
- Public transportation (bus, subway, cable car, etc.)
- Tea and coffee
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- Food and drinks
แผนการเดินทาง
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Kaminarimon Gate
The Kaminarimon Gate in Asakusa is one of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks, standing as the grand entrance to Senso-ji Temple, the city’s oldest and most significant Buddhist temple. Its official name is Fūraijinmon, named after the Shinto gods of wind (Fūjin) and thunder (Raijin), whose large statues guard the gate. The gate’s massive red lantern is an iconic symbol of Asakusa, weighing over 700 kg. What many people overlook is the dragon carving underneath the lantern, a hidden detail symbolizing protection and good fortune. Kaminarimon is a perfect blend of history, spirituality, and the lively energy of modern Tokyo, making it a must-see on any walking tour of Asakusa.
10 นาที เข้าชมฟรี -
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Nakamise Shopping Street (Kaminarimon)
Beyond the gate, visitors enter Nakamise-dori, a vibrant shopping street that has served pilgrims and tourists for centuries, offering traditional snacks, souvenirs, and local crafts.
15 นาที เข้าชมฟรี -
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Senso-ji Temple
Senso-ji Temple, founded in 628 AD, is Tokyo’s oldest and most iconic Buddhist temple. Dedicated to Kannon, the goddess of mercy, it draws millions of worshippers annually. Legend says two fishermen discovered a Kannon statue in the Sumida River, inspiring the temple’s creation. Key features include the Main Hall, housing a replica of the hidden statue, and the Five-Story Pagoda, representing Buddhist elements. The bustling Nakamise-dori leads to the temple, offering traditional snacks and crafts, making Senso-ji a vibrant mix of history, spirituality, and culture.
20 นาที เข้าชมฟรี -
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Kagetsudo, located near Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, is a famous shop renowned for its melonpan, a sweet, fluffy bread with a crispy outer layer. Established in 1945, Kagetsudo has been a beloved destination for both locals and tourists seeking this iconic Japanese snack. The shop is known for making oversized melonpan, freshly baked each day. Visitors often stop here after visiting the temple to enjoy this treat, adding a culinary highlight to their cultural experience. Kagetsudo’s melonpan has become a symbol of Asakusa’s vibrant food scene, offering a sweet taste of tradition.
10 นาที เข้าชมฟรี -
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Shin Nakamise Shopping Street
Similar to the Kannon-dori, the Shin-Nakamise Street is full of shops and restaurants. Probably one of the best spots to get some unique souvenirs. With its roof its a perfect visit even on a rainy day!
15 นาที เข้าชมฟรี -
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Azuma Bridge
Azuma Bridge is a historic bridge that spans the Sumida River, connecting Asakusa with the Mukojima district. Built in 1931, it offers stunning views of both the Tokyo Skytree and the surrounding areas. The bridge is known for its bright red color, symbolizing vitality, and it’s a favorite spot for tourists to capture scenic photos of Asakusa’s riverside. Historically, Azuma Bridge was vital for trade and transportation in Edo-era Tokyo. Today, it’s an important landmark, linking the traditional atmosphere of Asakusa with the modern developments across the river. It’s also a great starting point for Sumida River cruises, offering a unique perspective of Tokyo’s skyline.
10 นาที เข้าชมฟรี -
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Ueno Park
Located in northeastern Tokyo, Ueno Park is one of the city’s most beloved green spaces, known for its rich cultural offerings and seasonal beauty. Originally part of Kaneiji Temple, the park became public land in 1873 and now features wide paths, museums, and over 1,000 cherry trees! The area is home to several major attractions, including the Tokyo National Museum & Ueno Zoo. Tranquil ponds, shrines, and street performances add to its vibrant atmosphere.
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Ameyoko Shopping Street
Surrounding Ueno Station, you'll find lively shopping streets like Ameya-Yokocho, offering local snacks, souvenirs, and fashion. The neighborhood blends history and everyday life, making it perfect for a relaxed day of exploring. Whether you're a culture lover, nature enthusiast, or casual stroller, Ueno Park offers a little something for everyone.
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Tokyo Station Gallery
Tokyo Station is not only one of Japan’s busiest and most important transport hubs, but also a stunning architectural landmark. Opened in 1914, its iconic red brick façade in the Marunouchi district has been beautifully restored, standing out amid the surrounding modern skyscrapers. Just steps away are the Imperial Palace, upscale hotels, and the elegant Marunouchi business district. With its blend of history, efficiency, and culture, Tokyo Station is a must-see for any visitor to the capital.
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The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace - Edo Castle Ruin
The Imperial Palace East Gardens, located in central Tokyo, offer a peaceful retreat and a glimpse into Japan’s feudal past. Once part of Edo Castle, the gardens feature remnants of stone walls, gates, and moats, as well as beautifully landscaped areas with seasonal flowers and ponds. Highlights include the Ninomaru Garden and the foundation of the old castle tower. Open to the public and free of charge, the gardens are just a short walk from Tokyo Station—an ideal spot for a relaxing stroll amid nature and centuries of Japanese history.
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ควรทราบ
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
รีวิวจากนักเดินทาง
With our guide Franz we were treated to a first class experience. He was informative, attentive and professional in all respects. A key feature was being flexible and helping executing a customized agenda tailored to our requests.
I had the best time with Jero. He walked me around to the best spots. I had a 10 hour layover from Narita and he made the absolute most of my time in Tokyo. I needed to stop for lunch and he was flexible and altered the tour so I could get some food, and we ended up eating at an amazing place where they cook the meat in front of you and Jero was the most helpful with all of the cooking. I could not have seen as much as I did without his expertise of the city and I learned so much from him about the culture. Would definitely book with him again when I get the chance to go back!
Our first full day in Tokyo (spent mostly in Shibuya and Harajuku) set the tone for our entire trip to Japan, thanks to Jero's uncommon friendliness and knowledge -- the knowledge of someone who truly loves his subject. In fact, we enjoyed his guidance and companionship so much that after returning to Tokyo after traveling as far afield as Hiroshima, we booked him for our last full day, which this time included highlights in Asakusa and Ueno: Azuma Bridge, with its view of Tokyo Skytree and Asahi corporate headquarters; Kaminarimon Gate; the Nakamise-dori with its many dozens of stalls leading to Hozomon Gate and ancient Senso-ji Temple; delicious red-bean and custard taiyakis; Hoppy-dori, with its many izakayas; the Kabuki hub of Rokku Broadway; and Ueno Park, with its crown jewel of Toshogu Shrine (which I happen to think is even more beautiful than Kyoto's Kinkaku-ji, or Golden Temple). Jero even shepherded us in the direction of Ueno Park's earliest-blooming trees, which was an unexpected treat, since we assumed we were too early to see any. Braving the crowds that are so often a part of Tokyo's tourist spots was trauma-free, thanks to him, and he was able to get some good shots of us from uncrowded vantage points that wouldn't have been obvious to us. Tokyo is an enchanting, bottomless well, and Jero revels in it. We're grateful that our time in Japan was bookended by days spent with a new friend.
Note: I had my wife write this review for us. What an amazing private tour guide! My husband and I travel all over the world and love to take private tours so we can learn more about the cities we visit. We recently visited Tokyo and took a private tour with Jero Nagase from Shiny Tours. We always take private tours because we don’t like to be in a tour group with a bunch of people asking stupid questions or being otherwise obnoxious. ;) When we first met up with Jero at our designated meeting spot, we discussed our interests with him and then decided on our destinations. During our four hour tour, we went to Asakusa and the Ueno Park. Along the way, we visited a number of shrines and temples and learned their history. We sampled some melonpan, the super yummy sweet and fluffy bread! I had some very specific souvenirs I wanted to buy (a handpainted parasol and some elaborate Japanese hair pins and accessories), and Jero took us to small shops to show me both the best selections and the best prices. We went to places that were completely off the beaten tourist path and which were absolutely fascinating! I cannot wait to do another tour with Jero when we return to Tokyo next month!
Great tour with Jero, this was my second tour with him and can highly recommend. I don’t do well in crowds which in Japan can be a bit of a challenge however he went above and above to help and customised the tour to suit my needs. Highly recommend and yes I still grab an egg sandwich whenever I see a Family Mart. Thanks again Jero.
Booked a third tour with Jero for last day in Japan. Tokyo's "Times Square" was unbelievable, with traffic lights in what seemed like eight intersections and thousands of people crossing at each light change. Went to many different sights, including a beautiful Buddhist Temple with equally beautiful gardens. Jero again focused on the city's culture, history and not-to-be - missed experiences and indulged us in our special requests, including a trip to Tokyo Giants Baseball Stadium. Thank you Jero!!
We did 2 tours with Jero over 2 days, this was our second d day. Fantastic couple of hours spent leaning about Asakusa / Ueno areas. Another personalised and interesting tour. Thank you Jero for a fabulous experience!
What an unforgettable day! Our tour through Asakusa was nothing short of amazing, thanks to our incredibly knowledgeable and enthusiastic guide. We began at the Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate)—a stunning introduction to the district, guarded by the powerful Shinto gods Fujin and Raijin. Walking through the historic Nakamise-dori, with nearly 90 traditional stalls dating back to the Edo period, felt like stepping into a living museum. Every turn offered charming souvenirs, snacks, and centuries-old atmosphere. Next, we reached the imposing Hozomon Gate, guarded by the fierce Niō statues and housing treasures above. Passing through led us to the heart of it all: Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest and most iconic Buddhist temple. The spiritual energy and architectural beauty here were unforgettable. No trip to Asakusa would be complete without a stop at Kagetsudo—their melonpan lived up to the hype and then some! Afterward, we wandered through the lively Hoppy Street, lined with cheerful izakaya and full of local flavor. Our guide even brought us to Rokku Broadway, once a center of kabuki theater, adding a touch of cultural depth to the tour. We wrapped up our adventure at the scenic Azuma Bridge, with breathtaking views of the Sumida River and the iconic Asahi Beer headquarters gleaming in the sunset. If you’re looking for a rich blend of history, culture, food, and fun—this is the tour to take. Highly recommended!
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